Priorities After Vietnam War End Urged by Senator Russell
Senator Richard B. Russell argues that after Vietnam peace, funds should focus on domestic needs rather than expanding a larger military arsenal. He warns against maintaining wartime spending levels and stresses reexamining requirements and setting priorities to address urbanization, job training, and anti poverty programs.
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United States
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
National Security Industrial Association
Senate
Russell
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nixon's Campus Clash Prompts White House U Turn
A public struggle over campus violence leaves President Nixon questioned for leadership. After talks with Hayakawa and shifts between personal statements and a Finch speaking role, advisors warn of media ridicule for inaction. Humphrey helps cue Hayakawa to brief Nixon.
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White House
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Robert Finch
GOP
Nixon
Finch
Johnson Administration
Humphrey
Washington
Ugly period in TV commercials prompts family ire
The author laments food ads showing inexpert or odd-looking actors and mothers juggling training children with TV exposure. They urge complaints to food companies or boycotts, critique the trend of "ugly" casting, and question actors' dignity for money.
Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 20 cents Sunday, 70 cents weekly for local delivery, and yearly mail options at $21 within the trading area, $30 outside, and $38 for outside the USA. All subscriptions are prepaid. Founded 1857.
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Tradirea
USA
Recognition of China Sparks Debate on Policy Path
An op-ed argues against immediate U S recognition of the Peking government. It cites 800 million Chinese living in poverty, condemns Communist rule, and favors an international effort led by the United States to help China achieve reconciliation with Formosa and a peaceful, prosperous future.
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Washington
United States
Peking
China
Red China
United Nations
Formosa
Security Council
World
Asia
Russia
Stalin
United States Aid to Chinese Famine Relief Over 70 Years
The article notes repeated U S involvement in assisting China during chronic famines over seven decades. It highlights humanitarian response patterns, noting government and charitable actions aimed at alleviating hunger and supporting recovery efforts despite political tensions. The focus remains on relief as a constant amid changing times.
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United States
What Determines Fines at Traffic Court
Letter writer questions why fines varied for similar speeding offenses in traffic court. They describe encounters with a judge, clerk, and bailiff, noting inconsistencies tied to location and prior offenses, and argue for open discussion and accountability in the justice process.
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Jean Boyer
Carlisle
Beware buying a dog from untrustworthy breeders
Mrs. John Neu warns buyers to avoid impulsive puppy purchases. She advises choosing an experienced breeder, meeting the puppy's parents, and paying a fair price to avoid long regrets and a poor quality dog.
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John Neu
Brent
City Budget: Voters Urged to Reject New Taxes
The message likens city finances to a spendthrift wife and calls for ending wasteful spending. Emphasizes protecting police and fire services as essential before funding flashy downtown projects. Urges a no vote to curb taxes and restore common sense in local government.
Ractographs Pioneer I First US Lunar Probe 1958
Ractographs Pioneer I became the United States first lunar probe, reaching about 71 300 miles altitude and reentering after 43 hours from takeoff in 1958. Jacques Fath shifted from banking to fashion, starting a Paris shop after years in finance. Fran Striker created the Lone Ranger for radio and TV.
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United States
Jacques Fath
Paris
Fran Striker
Great Britain
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